Please, please give me a strike...

[jiro]

My youngest kid having some fun playing bowling with the family before Christmas.



Thank you for viewing.

Nikon D70, 18-70mm D lens set at 70mm, Exposure at f4.5 at 1/25 sec, Flash fired, Shutter Priority Mode, Matrix Metering used. Color process inside ACDSEE Pro.

[djg05478]

I really like this shot. Its shiney...which is completely appropriate for a bowling alley The colors are nice and bright as well and your son looks like he is using all the telepathic powers he can muster to get the ball down the lane
Debbie

[jiro]

I really like this shot. Its shiney...which is completely appropriate for a bowling alley The colors are nice and bright as well and your son looks like he is using all the telepathic powers he can muster to get the ball down the lane
Debbie

Thanks, Debbie. Nice of you to view my post. On the side, he won by a hairline on this game though he's the youngest.

[Katy Noelle]

Hi, Jiro! I've been not commenting, yet, because no one else had and that would let the photo go round and round and, then, more people could see it. It's fun to see the photos of your son. Photos of children are so fascinating to me. It's been really beautiful to see Ali's son, too, in the non square cropped portrait thread and to see how his portraiture skills are growing. Yes, it's like a fun kind of unofficial series that we can follow along.

[jiro]

Thanks, Katy. Taking picture of kids is both fun and work. You really have to wait for those unguarded moments to see the beauty in them. Thanks for viewing!

[Katy Noelle]

Thanks, Katy. Taking picture of kids is both fun and work. You really have to wait for those unguarded moments to see the beauty in them. Thanks for viewing!

Having three little boys (8-13), I, er.... yeah! Know what you mean!

[Pohled]

Jiro,
Pretty interesting, you really captured the kinetics of the game.
By the way, do you have any shot of the moment of the ball hiting the 'pines' (not sure of the English word )?

[mariejo]

Well, I don't know much in photography, but I like that picture: I can 'feel' the intensity of his look on the ball !! Colors are so clean..

[jiro]

Jiro,
Pretty interesting, you really captured the kinetics of the game.
By the way, do you have any shot of the moment of the ball hiting the 'pines' (not sure of the English word )?

I'm afraid not. I was so interested in practicing how to shoot people in motion that I forgot to include that as well. Sorry. Probably when the weather heats up I'll see to it that I'll include that on our next bowling trip. By the way, they are called bowling pins. Thaks for viewing, Pohled.

[jiro]

Well, I don't know much in photography, but I like that picture: I can 'feel' the intensity of his look on the ball !! Colors are so clean..

Thanks for viewing, Mariejo. I'm glad you like this one.